Sentence examples for a privileged vantage point from inspiring English sources

I saw a very different story unfold, and saw it from a privileged vantage point.

Throughout the talk this becomes a privileged vantage point from which we can re-think politics and/as/of pleasure.

Irony creates a privileged vantage point from which you can frame and stand aloof from a world you are too savvy to take at face value.

Along the way, Dr. Lewis often gained a privileged vantage point for events in the region during a life that spanned the era of T.E.

I had a desire for a completely different relationship with the landscape – being involved with it, rather than looking down on it from a privileged vantage point.

In "Mother Goes to Hollywood," Beller detailed the ceremony from a privileged vantage point: his mother was nominated for her documentary on Nazi resistance, "The Restless Conscience," and Beller tagged along as her date.

"Bishop had a magnificently refined capacity for observation combined with a highly privileged vantage point and a delicate sense of humor," Ms. Góes explained.

He is Israel's walking nightmare: a Jew who spied for the former Soviet Union for nearly 20 years, and from an exceedingly privileged vantage point: deputy director of the top-secret institute that is reported to be the hub of Israel's chemical and biological warfare programme.

Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield has published a book of photographs looking back at Earth from the "unique and privileged" vantage point of the International Space Station.

What will history, with its privileged vantage point far from the heat of partisan battles, conclude about him?

(How many deadlines can most of us break before our jobs disappear along with those half-written essays on the computer screen?) The issue is not Ms. Belkin's privileged vantage point, per se, but rather her refusal to consider self-consciously how that vantage point enlarges and occludes her social vision.